Re China…..China has a problem with the US…the US is it’s biggest mkt, by far, it can’t afford to ruin it, without wrecking it’s own economy and thus pissing off it’s already pissed off people.
How do you get around that……
Re China…..China has a problem with the US…the US is it’s biggest mkt, by far, it can’t afford to ruin it, without wrecking it’s own economy and thus pissing off it’s already pissed off people.
How do you get around that……
Thank you for the information.
Good price 14 USD is 20K Now how much they’d charge to buy and sell I don’t know or how active their stocks are but likely they have some volume, might ask broker too if how you can check it.
I guess you’d have to call your broker and asked to talk to one not the ones answering the phone and also find out the exchange rate because 20k in dollars is a bit pricy.
China, that’s assuming no other resources could be discovered. Meanwhile they stripped their land and oceans of any living things that flys crawls swims or slithers even pets all fair game and ate them. Then there’s oil. I see a good excuse coming to get our land they’ve been buying to feed their people while buying land next to military..
Yoikes!
Korean Zinc….. how does one buy!shares??
On a different note, anyone invested in Uranium stocks??
It had to happen eventually. This is going to be something to behold if they’re finally cutting loose.
Yes solid multi useful and growing in demand. If any place could show the stark difference of freedom and progress vs dictatorship and communism to a economy it’s South and North Korea.
In the brutal, silent language of geopolitics, the United States has just made its move. The capture of Venezuela was not a checkmate, but it was a move of shocking aggression; a queen sacrifice to seize control of a critical quadrant of the board.
By toppling the Maduro regime and declaring the entire Western Hemisphere off-limits to its rivals, America has violently upended the global chessboard. The message to Beijing was not written in a diplomatic cable; it was delivered by the barrel of a gun. The era of strategic patience is over. The kinetic war for resources has begun.
For decades, the West has operated under a dangerous delusion: that China, despite its mercantilist policies and strategic acquisitions, would ultimately play by the established rules of the global order.
That assumption has been proven catastrophically wrong. China has spent the last twenty years executing a masterful, long-term strategy to achieve a chokehold on the world’s most vital resources.
Through its Belt and Road Initiative, it has woven a web of debt and dependency across Africa, Asia, and Latin America, securing the mines, the ports, and the political loyalties needed to fuel its rise as a global hegemon.
They have cornered the market on nearly every critical mineral, from the rare earths that guide our missiles to the cobalt that powers our electric vehicles. They have achieved near-total dominance over the processing and refining of these materials, giving them the power to turn off the spigot at will.
We all saw the warning shots: the tariffs, the export controls on gallium and germanium, and most recently, the de facto trapping of all silver that enters the mainland behind a new Red Wall of Chinese silver exports beginning January 1. These were the actions of a power that believed it had already won.
They were wrong. The United States, backed into a corner and facing the existential threat of being cut off from the raw materials needed to win the A.I. war, has finally responded.
The Monroe Doctrine 2.0 is a declaration of war; a resource war. The U.S. has decided it will not lay down and accept a future of subservience to a communist superpower. It will fight. It will secure its own supply chain, by force if necessary.
Venezuela was the first domino. The whispers from the Pentagon and the State Department suggest Colombia, Cuba, and even Greenland could be next.
Now, the world holds its breath. The United States has made its move. A stunned and humiliated China has been evicted from America’s backyard.
But to believe that the story ends here is to be dangerously naive. The Dragon is not a creature that accepts humiliation. It does not retreat when challenged. The question is not if China will respond, but how, where, and when. It’s coming!
One thing is certain: China will NOT do nothing. It’s game on in this dangerous war of escalation. And their countermove will shake the foundations of the global economy. The world is not the same place we thought it was and we need to be prepared.
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Sounds like a solid company.
Bull flag equal target @ 75 or plus 63 % from here…though lots of shorts…now trying to stop the break out.
I looked into Korean Zinc yesterday that unfortunately the stock isn’t listed on our exchange but has a subsidiary in Australia. That is one serious And productive company.
Korea Zinc – Wikipedia https://share.google/TESQADta5pEUyL9xy
“oil refineries” Yes that would be good too. The age of oil is not over.
can they keep it up……I doubt it…..
I’m with you, I think it’s a good idea. I’d also like to see them build some oil refineries.
Hopefully he gets it done before the Democrats get in power again.
Something must be wrong.
Josh Philip Phair
@JoshPhilipPhair
The US Dept of War announces investment of over $2 Billion for a US Smelter to process critical minerals such as Silver and more. What will be a $7B+ total build, this is the first such facility since the 1970s to be built to process CONCENTRATES.
Currently only dore (higher grade of metal) is refined in the States. This marks a massive move to reshore critical infrastructure.
How serious are these metals?…well the Pentagon will own 40% of this facility. *Will note that my company Scottsdale Mint uses a lot of Silver from Korea Zinc who is the lead on the project.
OSINTdefender
@sentdefender
The Government of Cuba has announced that 32 Cubans were killed in the recent military operation by the United States to capture Venezuelan President President Nicolás Maduro, most of which were likely part of the security team protecting Maduro. Two days of mourning have been declared across Cuba.
OSINTdefender
@sentdefender
According to an intelligence report seen by The Times, Iranian Supreme-Leader Ali Khamenei plans to flee Tehran with a close circle of up to twenty aides and family, if military and security forces called on to quell the ongoing civil unrest begin deserting, defecting, or failing to follow orders, particularly members of Khamenei’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
The plan is reportedly based on the escape in 2024 of his close ally, Syrian Dictator Bashar al-Assad, who fled Damascus in December as rebel forces approached the capital city from all direction, boarding a plane to join his family in Moscow. Khamenei, in planning his escape, would “gather assets, properties abroad and cash to facilitate their safe passage,” with them fleeing to Moscow.
One thing some might not think about when it comes to property if they plan to build on it, besides blue states and taxes If they’re planning on building on it. Materials to build it, especially if wood goes up with the copper, tin, steel, solar???? Not my field of knowledge so you might know more about the things, pipes, wiring, stuff like that you might need to pick up and store early. Even if property’s go down if interest rises, cost of building new houses could go up so that sector especially sales and maybe builders might be hit too during this time depending how much of it is used in building. Fwiw
No brother, but maybe we should.
I’m just sitting here watching the slow fade.
Could see it coming a couple hours ago.
I have similar thoughts. I guess the system, as we know it, has to crash and somehow rebuild itself??
When do we sell, and what do we sell our PM’s for?? Time will tell I guess.